Huang Yuning, Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House, August 2018 edition, 48.00 yuan.
The "eight and a half" story in the book is both magical and realistic, absurd but reasonable enough to be comparable to the family dog blood drama that the aunt next door on the subway at the peak of the commute is talking about, but the ordinary material goes into a novelist's bakery, and when it comes out, it is a madeleine cake that can remind people of childhood on a cloudy day. Clive Jam es makes an analogy in The Reader: a variety of read and unread books pile up into an idyllic attic with countless entrances and mirrors on the outside, shining into the unknown. Huang Yuning is a "non-ordinary reader" who deals with texts of different fields every day, and behind her soaring imagination is actually a calm bookish atmosphere. (Gu Zhen)
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